[PDF] Top 20 Directed Forgetting in High-Functioning Adults with Autism Spectrum Disorders

... services. ADOS assessments were not systematically carried out but were available for 9 of the individuals for whom algorithm scores supported the clinical diagnosis according to ICD-10 criteria (World Health ... See full document

... in adults with hf-ASD may be due to heightened levels of peripheral NK cell inflammation/activation, in accordance with the “dis- continuity theory” [49], in which the immune system responds adequately to sudden ... See full document

... Executive functioning covers a wide range of skills that are involved in dealing with novel ...executive functioning hypothesis offers possible explanations for the various impairments often associated with ... See full document

... dren, adults with ASD need to understand more about their own strengths and weaknesses, as it is more desir- able and practical that they are able to modify their own environment instead of his/her ...among ... See full document

... 26 As well as having important educational implications, our central finding of reduced FOK accuracy in ASD also has theoretical implications. The central findings of diminished FOK accuracy alongside diminished ... See full document

... the high number of false alarms ob- served here in participants with ASD during the supra- threshold detection test should also prompt to take into account the detection signal theory in such odor sensi- tivity ... See full document

... of adults with ...mostly high-functioning individuals, which is necessary to ensure high-quality MRI data but may limit the generalizability of ... See full document

... of Autism Diagnostic Interview—Revised and Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule, which are standard instruments in the diagnostics of ASD in many ...(autism spectrum quotient, empathy ... See full document

... Former studies focusing on fixation patterns have shown differences between children as well as adults with ASD compared to control groups, although the results varied. Some studies reported differences in ... See full document

... Numerous studies have attempted to identify bio- markers to facilitate ASD diagnosis. For example, micro- RNAs (miRNAs), which comprise small non-coding RNAs that participate in post-transcriptional regulation of gene ... See full document

... in adults with ...a high risk of being unsuccessful in the modern workplace without adequate ...societal functioning, further study of this important issue is clearly ... See full document

... There are some limitations to the current study. The results may have been compromised by a ceiling effect in the TD group. However, this seems unlikely since there were participants who needed three attempts or did not ... See full document

... and high activity moments with transitionary spaces in between to help define ...the high activity and stimulus zones due to the nature of use, cooking, watching television, socializing, eating, ...from ... See full document

... Study inclusion and exclusion criteria were developed in consultation with an expert panel of clinicians and re- searchers involved in ASD. We included all study designs and required that studies include at least 20 ... See full document

... Caucasian adults, and it is unclear to what extent the findings can be generalized to more diverse ...to high functioning adults with autism, and not those who may demonstrate greater ... See full document

... Large outcome studies or systematic clinical surveys of adult ASDs are few. To our knowledge, this is one of the first such studies presenting detailed clinical data on a large consecutive group of adults with ... See full document

... of autism by considering the fact that HSP70 initiates TNF-mediated apoptosis by binding IκB kinase (IKK) and impairing nuclear factor-kappaB (NF-κB) survival signaling due its inactivation after being ... See full document

... young adults with ASD has been limited to com- pounds that are already approved for other ...in adults. The heterogeneity in settings for adults with ASD (eg, living at home versus a group home) is a ... See full document

... young adults with ASD has been limited to com- pounds that are already approved for other ...in adults. The heterogeneity in settings for adults with ASD (eg, living at home versus a group home) is a ... See full document

... with autism but also among individuals with intellectual disabilities and samples with more extensive ranges of ...of autism and other diagnoses could be evaluated as a predictor of severity and frequency ... See full document